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Ask me about a time my character(s):
…drank way too much.
…ran into an ex.
…lost their cool.
…went overboard shopping.
…made an unusual friend.
…won something they didn’t expect to.
…found a book they couldn’t put down.
…did something that they were really proud of.
…did something that they ended up being ashamed of.
…laughed so hard they cried.
…couldn’t stop crying.
…got dressed up for an event that they didn’t want to go to.
…fell asleep in an inappropriate place.
…kissed someone they didn’t expect to.
…got away with something.
…spent way too long lying in bed.
…had something turn out better than expected.
…couldn’t stop thinking about something (or someone).
…found a new favorite food.
…got really sick.
…had an awkward moment with family.
…had an epiphany.
…couldn’t sleep.
…tripped over their own ego.
…lost a bet.

If u want an Eris or an Olive just ask mmmmmkay

There's something wonderful about being lost in one's work - the casamiento bubbles away on the stove, thickening nicely alongside the dosa, whose edges are just beginning to curl. Marisol's mind is quiet, awaiting the snap and pop of the chicken joint under her fingers.

The knife cuts cleanly through the joint, separating the thigh from the leg, just in time to flip the dosa. Service is still some ways off, but now is the time for family dinner - the kitchen's staff sharing a meal before getting down to business.

( spoilers: she burned the dosa )

Marisol Francisca Canela



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Sea and Sun/Casa de Suavidad Silenciosa
The Kitchen
		The Butcher: Lisha Ahmed
		The Baker: Adah Alaba Kandake
		Pastry cook: Talitha Basmath Yiskah
		Saucier: Gabriela Costa
		Plongeur: Phares Bishop Chase

Ground Floor

Two streets up from Spite's ragged old market is a slighly more quiet street than the competeitions between urchins and stallholders to see who can yell the loudest. Here, tucked away in the middle of Deadend Hill, is the wide bannered sign set into the brick of a building spilling light onto the cobbles from its windows - the Sea and Sun.

( Sea and Sun ground floor )

Basement

The rules and regulations that cover the Bazaar are myopic, byzantine, and ever-changing. While smugglers might choose to ignore those rules, the restaurant in the basement of Sea and Sun takes full advantage of both those rules and the smuggling. In la Casa de Suavidad Silenciosa, private dinners are held.

( La Casa de Suavidad Silenciosa )

Top floor

Character Sheet Last Updated: May 2016
Name: Marisol Francisca Canela
Approximate Age: middling-late 30s
Gender Presentation: Female
Height: 5'3"
Build: Fashionably round limbs, a bit extra in the belly.
Hair: Dark brown, kept neatly at about shoulder length. Depending on whether she's working or promoting, it's either natural and tied back with scarves, or ironed smooth and kept in soft waves.
Eyes: Large, slightly wide-set, and golden brown.
Dress Style: Sensible, hard-wearing for work - there's not much point in having nice clothes if you're just going to get them floured and oily. When she's hosting or otherwise courting investors or guests, she cleans up very, very nicely.
Distinguishing Features:
Notable Possessions:
Manner of Speaking: A pleasant voice with a bit of the sweetness ground away. Accented spanish when speaking English. Her spanish is Caliche seseo.
General Attitude: A bit high-strung, maybe a bit short-fused. Pleasant enough.
General Impression: An entirely acceptable, maybe normal human being.

( [Eat <i>this</i>] )

This section of the wall is covered in strips of paper, some torn, some not - bits of scribbles about money, employment, or anything else someone might care to leave in a bar appear here.

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Marisol Canela

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